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Wincanton has excellent sports facilities. Wincanton Sports Centre
was opened in 2002, funded by National Lottery grant and is run
by Wincanton Community Sports Ltd, located next to King Arthur’s
Community School, West Hill - activities on offer at the centre
are swimming, a fitness suite, karate, badminton, trampolining and
hockey. For more information on Wincanton Sports Centre contact
01963 824400
Wincanton Sports Ground and Maddocks Pavilion at Moor Lane has long
been established as the Towns main outdoor facility providing a
56 acre site previously offering 6 pitches including a junior pitch,
1 rugby pitch and a practice area, 1 cricket square, 4 tennis courts
and a multi-use area suitable for tennis, netball, 5 a-side football
and basketball. Since September 2001 the facilities have grown and
now include a bowling green, and a large Clubhouse, Maddocks Pavilion
(remembering Jim Maddocks who left a legacy to the town). The ground
is home to Wincanton Town Youth Football Club, Wincanton Town Football
Club, Wincanton Rugby Club, Wincanton Tennis Club and Wincanton
Bowls Club. The site has been used for car shows, circus entertainment,
public and private parties, wedding receptions, tournaments and
youth activities. For more information on Wincanton Sports Ground
contact 01963 31815
Throughout the year Wincanton’s famous racecourse stages numerous
race meetings - including a full National Hunt programme - and a
variety of fairs, displays and events. It also accommodates a 9
hole pay-and-play golf course and in the summer months a popular
caravan and campsite. For more information on Wincanton Racecourse
contact 01963 32344

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